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oldtimer · 08-09-2003, 05:13 PM

I never meant to suggest you were mean ....but I did. I even said it up there earlier. Sorry.

I had originally thought the mod had moved his thread here but not answered his question. So that would seem pretty unhelpful. I like how you mentioned merging. That is what my idea was about the sticky. Take those threads and place them inside the "Trouble with Donations", if you would, sticky. And, I did not mean for every answer to every question to become a "sticky". But it would be helpful in the long run just to post it in the Tilted Suggestions as a sticky. This is not some stupid question that should only be found by a search. As it pertains to payment to TFP.

Upfront and noticeable is what I mean. Make it a sticky at the top of the Suggestions, so that everyone can find it easily.

08-09-2003, 05:13 PM	#6 (permalink)
oldtimer Addict	I never meant to suggest you were <i>mean</i> ....but I did. I even said it up there earlier. Sorry. I had originally thought the mod had moved his thread here but not answered his question. So that would seem pretty unhelpful. I like how you mentioned <i>merging</i>. That is what my idea was about the sticky. Take those threads and place them inside the "Trouble with Donations", if you would, sticky. And, I did not mean for every answer to every question to become a "sticky". But it would be helpful in the long run just to post it in the Tilted Suggestions as a sticky. This is not some <i>stupid</i> question that should only be found by a search. As it pertains to payment to TFP. Upfront and noticeable is what I mean. Make it a sticky at the top of the Suggestions, so that everyone can find it easily. __________________ Slowly but surely getting over the loss of TFP v. 3.0. Where the hell am I?.... Showering once a month does not make you a better person. "The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy." Martin Luther King, Jr.